Woodmen of the World officers installed in Kannapolis
National Woodmen representatives L Hunt and A F King returned to High Point after attending the Kannapolis installation of officers on January 22. Attendees included B Lewis of Kinston and Judge Barrington T Hill of Wadesboro among others from multiple camps and circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kannapolis
L. Hunt
A. F. King
Woodmen of the World
High Point
B. Lewis
Kinston
Barrington T. Hill
Wadesboro
National Law Committee
L. L. Odom
W. R. Ross
Salisbury
C. F. Litaker
Concord
W. R. Fisher
Woodmen
Effie EB. Rogers
Raleigh
Clara Shuping
Charlotte
Party Attendees List From Mrs Allison Celebration
The article notes a party hosted by Mrs George M Allison with guests Thurman Rose Marie Mooney Basie Ray Fraley Pegey Jackson Jimmie Todd Stewart Sonny Bulla Jimmie Bulla Georgia Annie Allison Mildred Anne Pendergrass among others entertaining and serving the small guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Allison
Thurman
Rose Marie Mooney
Basie Ray Fraley
Pegey Jackson
Jimmie Todd Stewart
Sonny Bulla
Jimmie Bulla
Georgia
Annie Allison
Mildred
Anne Pendergrass
Local residents listed as improving after illnesses and visits
Mrs. John Moran improves after pleurisy at her daughter’s home. Mrs. Fred W. Morrill hosts relatives from Hertford. Dr. J L Spruill remains ill at Burrus Memorial hospital. Miss Virgie Turbeville recovers from scarlet fever at 1902 Franklin. Mrs. Lillie Chambers recuperates after Burrus Memorial operation. Miss Mary Long Benbow visits from Greensboro. Miss Lizzie Gooch returns from New York trip with Gooch Thomas. Mrs. Mike Clein improves after operation. David Powell recovers from a fall at 1003 Campbell Street. Miss Lydia Cheek returns to Burlington after stay with Mrs. Lee Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cheek
Lydia Cheek
Burlington
Lee Meredith
Franklin Street
Meredith
Evelyn Gill
John Moran
Royater Thurman, Jr
Johnson Street
Fred W. Morrill
Lewis Nachman
Ruth Nachman
Hertford
High Point
J. Perry
J. L. Spruill
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Virgie Turbeville
Mike Clein
Hollywood GOSSIP round up of stars at studios and Palm Springs
Hollywood gossip notes Chick Chandler Ken Maynard Bing Crosby Joan Crawford Marion Davies and more in candid studio scenes. Describes New Autograph gag Claudette Colbert and Carole Lombard lightening lighting tricks and celebrities at Palm Springs Agua Caliente and El Mirador with socializing racing and winter sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Maynard
Wil Rogera
Nigel Bruce
London
Marion Davies
Harry Green
Constance Cummings
Wesley Ruggles
Ariene Judge
New York
Bing Crosby Raisins
Joan Crawford
June Collyer
Stuart Erwin
Claudette Colbert
Carole Lombard
George Raft
Heather Angel
Cardi’s
Wynne Gibson
Bill Wolfingdon
Miriam Jordan
Gloria Stuart
Ann Harding
Beasie
Bill Hawks
Judith Allen
Antonio Moreno
Cee Ce Esie
Palm Springs
el Mirador
Johnny Weissmuller
Lupe Velez
Lupe
Thomasville Phi Beta Club Entertained At High Point
The Thomasville Phi Beta club enjoyed a Friday meeting hosted by Mrs. O J McCoy at her High Point home on Edgedale drive. President Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth led a business session and travel study covering Texas Arkansas Louisiana and Oklahoma. Guests dined on a two course lunch with roses and narcissi, while bridge prizes and a sampler were awarded to members W B Tomlinson and Mrs Walter Rapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Janu
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
United States
BE. W. Cates
R. C. Harville
R. L. Lambeth
Greensboro
J. A. Morris
High Point
Julia May McCuiston
C. C. McCuiston
West Main Street
Beulah Norment
Valentine
Gloria Slingerland
Jennie Elizabeth Cecil
Lexington
Marjorie Merrilees
Fricassee of lamb and related dishes in menu
The article outlines preparation methods for lamb, including boiling roasting braising and casseroles. It suggests dishes from minced meat cakes to Scotch broth and meat loaf and notes bacon wrapping for fillets. It ends with a sample menu for tomorrow featuring lamb fricassee and sides.
Afternoon Book Club Honors Mrs Newby With Birthday Shower
Mrs Carl ton H Newby hosted a West Main Street gathering of the Afternoon Book Club where president Newby presided and members exchanged books. Guest program leader Mrs Irvin Earnhardt spoke on the influence of women in poetry and music and played Chopin and Beethoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton H. Newby
West Main Street
Newby
Irvin Earnhardt
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Emily Dickinson
Amy Lowell
Edna St. Vincent Millay
W. Crutchfield
E. F. Pepper
Robert Rapp
David Long, Jr
James EF. Lambeth
R. K. Farrington
Julia Brown Jennings
Zed Griffith
T. E. Jennings
R. G. Jennings
Mrs Chares F Lambeth Heads to Washington D C
Mrs. Chares F Lambeth sails Friday for Washington D C to visit. Her daughter Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth and Miss Peggy Hite of this city, Sweetbriar College students, will join her in the capital. She plans a detour to Baltimore to see her brother Gerald Johnson before returning home. Miss Mamie Thomas and Mrs Lawrence Thomas of Winston Salem have stayed with Mrs G Marshall Hoover on East Main Street this week. Miss Bootsie Swift, Woman's College Greensboro student, spends the weekend with Miss Catherine Cochrane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Rader
Newton
Ray Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Mamie Thomas
Lawrence Thomas
Winston-Salem
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
Bootsie Swift
The
Woman's College
Greensboro
Catherine Cochrane
Sans Souci Bridge Club Meets at Hodgin Home
A Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. O. R. Hodgin's Mock street home hosted two tables of contract bridge. The high score prize went to Mrs. H. R. Kyser, with Mrs. Alvah Boyles earning the visitors prize. Refreshments followed for Mesdames Ralph Wilson, Paul Hassler, H. R. Kyser, Frank Marr, Harry Lee Lambeth, Fred Gray, Alvah Boyles, and Mrs. G. E. Crowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci Bridge Club
0. R. Hodgin
Mock Street
H. R. Kyser
Alvah Boyles
Ralph Wilson
Paul Hassler
Frank Marr
Harry Lee Lambeth
Fred Gray
G. E. Crowell
Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. J W Hawthorne on East Main
Membersof the Thursday Bridge club enjoyed a bridge luncheon at Mrs J W Hawthorne s home on East Main street Thursday morning at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursday Bridge Club
J. W. Hawthorne
East Main Street
Watching Champagne Toasts Amid Horse Races Fun Moment
A light scene captures people quetting champagne while observing horse racing. The moment conveys casual celebration and social enjoyment at the track.
Art Department to Sponsor City Exhibit at Sheraton
The Art Department of the Woman's Club chaired by Mrs. W. T. Saunders will sponsor a general meeting on Wednesday February 7 in the form of an art exhibit at the Sheraton hotel with home talent handiwork.Contacts for participation are Mrs. Saunders and Mrs. W. R. Shaffer. Further plans will be announced by Mrs. Shaffer. Also notes a Young People's Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30 pm at the First Reformed church led by Sam Holt. Kenneth Wayne Bray born January 26 to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bray at 905 Tate Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
Everett Stroud
Dayton Street
Glenda Davis
Roland G. Yokeley
Winfrey Yokeley
Roland Gerry
Idol Street
Sheraton Hotel
Sidney Gayle
Mary Wall
Stillwell — Darrell
Krashoff
Dorothy Rankin
Burnham Kitty Mannoe Lemont
Florence Kis
Minuet
Jean Lackey Valse
Grieg
Eleanor Powell
MacDownell
Clara
The
Woman's Club
Reformed Young People's
C. E
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Reformed Church
Sam Holt
Kenneth Wayne Bray
C. EF. Bray
Kenneth Wayne
Tate Street
Economical use of forequarter lamb for small families
The article explains how forequarter lamb meat offers cost savings versus leg cuts. It notes forequarter tenderness is less than hindquarter, but can be used efficiently by separating meat bone and fat for chops broth and pan fry. It suggests two pounds suffices for a small family with ideas for sauces and accompaniments.
Dividend Declared by Clinchfield Manufacturing Company
At the annual meeting of Clinchfield Manufacturing Company directors announced an extra six percent dividend per annum payable February 5 to stop holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Clinchfield Manfacturing
Erosion Study Highlighted by North Carolina Official
Statesville reports Dr. R. E. Deatrick, superintendent of the federal erosion farm, received a letter from an erosion official praising North Carolina experimental work in erosion control and its methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
RE. P. Deatrick
North Carolina
Counterfeit Money Charge In Rutherfordton
Hugh M. Stanly Dewey Bryson and Sylvester Bryson of Sylva were held for federal court on charges of passing counterfeit money after a hearing before U S Commissioner W J Mode in Rutherfordton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherfordton
Jan
Hugh M
Stanly Dewey Bryson
Syl
U. S
W. J
Optimistic Spartanburg Banker Forecasts 1934 Boom
Former General business leader John Gary claims 1934 will bring the best business year since the Civil War, expressing strong optimism for growth and recovery in Spartanburg and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
John Gary
Van
Optim
SC FARM OFFICIAL CANDIDATE FOR AGRICULTURE POST
Captain John M. Glenn announces candidacy for South Carolina commissioner of agriculture commerce and industry. He will face J Roy Jones of Charleston. Glenn has ten years as superintendent of the state farms at Boykin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
D. C
John M
Boykin
South Carolina Missioner of Agriculture
Merce and Industry
J. Roy Jones
Ft Bent
Charleston
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Mrs. Mooney
T. ¥. Mooney
Hamilton Street
Yows Funeral Home
Lindale
Pasteur
Lexington Ave
Lillie Chambers
East
Russell Street
Mary Long Benbow
Ruth Clinard
Lizzie Gooch
New York City
Gooch-Thomas, Ne
David Powell
Campbell Street
Flapper
Fanny
Hollywood
Dan Thomas
NEA Service
Movieland
Chick Chandler
Sally Eilers
Lois Wilson
Winslow Felix
Agua Caliente
Clark Gable
Clark
Jack LaRue
Peter Arno
Evelyn Brent
Leila Hyams
Bruce Cabot
Adrienne Ames
Carl Laemmie
Jockey Club
Thomasville Phi Beta Club
C. J. McCoy
Edgedale Drive
W. BK. Tomlinson
Walter Rapp
G. W. Lyles
Chas. F. Phillips
Miss Mamle Harris
Marys
Sister Mary Nea
Service
Glenn
Twilight Beauty
Mann Drug
High Point Beauty Salon
Commercial Bank Building
Frederick
C. H. Willaard
C. CC, Warren
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